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Hi Everyone. This is my first post in the forum, but I have been doing a lot of reading over the past month doing family research. I've recently found many highly detailed maps available online made

The aerial photos are located in the Virtual Museum Hall of Memories, at the following link ... http://kresy-siberia.org/hom/element/julian-plowy/arial-photos-of-pahlevi-beaches/ I just typed the word

Ive been doing something very similar but with a different set of maps. A friend gave me a segment of a couple of old Polish maps for the village of Markostaw, my fathers home. I dont see a way to

All is good, we just have to wait a little longer to officially congratulate Colin and show our appreciation, but when it comes to a question in the future and the air has already been accidentally

Dear Group and Colin Ooops, so sorry! I didn't mean to post this to the group. It was an email to Colin that I accidently cc'd to the group. So I am very sorry to steal Colins' thunder as he is going

Anna, this is a brilliant idea of Colin of overlay old onto new and updated. It would be so much easier to read and find. I myself have marked geo co-ordinates for my mother's village and the German

Colin, ? This is amazing. I have forwarded it to our management committee Aneta, Krystyna and Stefan - and cc'd you. ? I hope that Mr Piotrowski is enthusiastic about the idea and hopefully will

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thank you helena. _G

In the Katyn information, it says the burial sites were marked with Soviet flags so their own bombers could avoid, while bombing nearby. Those who can read military maps, have a look at USSR maps of

You're most welcome Lenarda! This same officer Lt. Col. Ross was mentioned in post No. 53006 back in Nov 2012. "From the book titled PAIFORCE: The official story of the Persia and Iraq Command 1941 -

Edek and Chris, this is excellent find. Now we need member, members who know the routine to enter site and retrieve information and hopefully post it to group so we can all share. Thanks again,

Chris, this is excellent, thank you so much, will follow it up. Lenarda, Australia From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Chris W Sent: Sunday, 24

The reference to the Ross report can be found at the National Archives under FO 371/32630 Financial assistance for Polish relief. Code 48 file 87 (papers 8731 - 9918) Here is the link

Ewa, this is eyewitness report of KARAMIN SHIP/VESSELL but so frustrating to find who owned it, where it came from and any official record. The Caspian Sea was a landlocked sea and all ships on it

Dear Beata, I did see your name, but I had to be sure and now I am. You moved house, Wow. It is a great photo, so clear and an excellent contribution. You were lucky, after I was born, almost on a

Stan, research is not comfortable or easy, I do understand, even me who was born in free country had to stop, because too much in photos and information. It hurts and no explanation is satisfactory as

John, I noticed this as well and believed me I looked in every corner of every site. Two possibilities, 1. These records are not open yet or 2. It was a ship from another country, as in all of

"Deportation and Exile Poles in the Soviet Union, 1939-48" by Keith Sword - chapter 3 "The Evacuation of Poles from the USSR During 1942" p67 "The first ship of the sea transport service Karamin left

yes, I remember these - I posted them to Memorial Gallery. They must be on the Virtual Museum, somewhere. I can't find them just now, but will try again. Krys S - do you know where they are? Elzunia